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Old 05-07-2008
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A comparison of the multi-user facilities in Unix and Microsoft Windows.
hi guys
just give me some information about multi user facilities that unix offer in cmparison to windows.
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Old 05-08-2008
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This smells like homework, but here's my best answer:

unix is multi-tasking. I.E. Multiple users can be using the server at the same time.
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But Windows had multi-tasking and allows multiple users for some time now already? Or so I thought?

I guess the question is when... so yea it smells like homework indeed!!
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